Who Are These Podcasts?
WhoAreThese.comHosted by Karl and a variety of guest cohosts, WATP navigates the murky waters of today’s popular and not-so-popular podcasts. They offer honest reviews that break the 4th wall of broadcasting and sometimes make sensitive podcasters cry a little. Simply put, they’re listening so you don’t have to. Subscribe to Who Are These Podcasts wherever you listen to podcasts.
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America’s favorite reality show family has gotten older, dumber, and much more boring. I’m not sure what they think this is going to be other than tedious. Jack really thinks he’s a star but he’s not likable or charismatic and he's also not likable. more
This week we check in on a couple of trans women who are doing improv comedy? Anti-improv? Anti-comedy? Anti-podcasting? Well I’ll give them this, it’s unique. I get very confused about these people’s comedy stylings and gender. more
We were back in Detroit last night with a live show at the Magic Bag. It was a great show with Trucker Andy, Producer Chris, Vinnie Paulino, Jenny Jingles, Drew Lane, BranDon McAfee, Marc Fellhauer, Dr. Steve, Eric Zane, Tookie, Cardiff Electric, Ray... more
Reviews
- One too many
Is anyone listening to WATB? I tried and it failed me. Too many pods of the same format Karl. Sometimes less is more
Apple Podcasts1Chanmannius22
United States18 days ago - The host is no Harrison Young
I learned of this program while watching my favorite show, Topic Time, with the incomparable Harrison Young. This “host”, Karl Hamburger, was a guest of Mr. Young’s so I thought I would give it a try. WATP is loaded with childish, crass humor and foul language. You have been warned! I will stick with Topic Time.
Apple Podcasts5DonkeyJUnited States18 days ago - WATB.
They can’t all be winners. Cringe of the week material.
Apple Podcasts5blobbydigitalUnited States20 days ago - Ham
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Apple Podcasts5Mike Hocks Tobbin
Australia21 days ago - Lady K
I love that Karl losing a bet led to John showing transmission weenie on his livestream. Skol!
Apple Podcasts5d_rice1980United States21 days ago
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